- ♪ MTV ♪
[all screaming]
- Welcome to the mother of all reunions.
It's been over ten years since you first watched me
and my fellow teen moms
take on the challenge of young parenthood.
And while our stories are different,
there's so much we have in common.
all: Bad moms!
- So we decided we should try something
that's never been done before:
get everyone together.
- What's up? - Uh-oh.
- That's right, everyone.
We're reuniting in warm and sunny San Diego.
- It's so pretty.
- And while our families watch the kids,
we're getting off the couch
and trying all sorts of new things.
all: Cheers!
- We're going to deal with our drama.
- I caught the [bleep] foot, bitch!
- Sage around your head.
- We're going to heal from our past.
- I'm gonna cry.
- And we're going to come together
like only this family can.
- This is about to be one wild reunion.
- ♪ I know some people, they would die for me ♪
♪ We run together, they're my family ♪
♪ I say forever my family ♪
- ♪ Watch me move, watch me shake ♪
♪ Watch me ride, make it quick ♪
- Hello, world. It's me, Maci.
I've been a part of "Teen Mom" for 13 years.
Is that really all you have to say?
'Cause if it is, then I'm done, Ryan.
Ryan is my oldest son's biological father.
I couldn't tell you the last time I spoke to him.
- Will you marry me? - Pull me up.
Now I have three kids, and Taylor is really the best dad.
Being a part of "Teen Mom" has been an amazing experience,
but it's definitely time for all of us
to get together and celebrate.
This reunion is going to be amazing.
Taylor decided to stay home with the kids.
I think it's for the best because I'm trying
to figure out who Maci is as a 30-year-old woman,
not just Maci the mom.
I want the moms to realize
that we are a lot more alike than we are different.
And there's also a lot to learn from each other.
This'll be the spring break that we never had.
[upbeat rock music]
Cheyenne, where you at?
- I've been on "Teen Mom" for about three years now.
I was also on "Are You The One"
and "The Challenge."
That's where I met Corey.
Our daughter Ryder is four years old.
Love you. I'm Serena.
- You're Serena?
- Zach is my fiancé, and we just had our son,
Ace a few months ago.
- Do you even know how to hold a racket?
- Like this.
- Okay, now drop it, put it on the floor.
- Zach and I have known each other since I was 17,
and we have kind of gone on and off, but now he's stuck.
Maci!
- Uh-oh.
- Maci and I had this crazy idea
to have a "Teen Mom" family reunion.
I'm nervous. - I am a little bit.
- I don't know why. I feel like I have, like,
first day of school, like, jitters.
I think we're a little nuts,
but we did reach out to the producers
and ask them to invite everybody.
And we extended the invitation for them to bring a guest.
Zach's saying why are you nervous?
I'm like, "I don't know."
- I'm really trying to figure it out.
- Maybe it's because we have no idea what--
- We have no idea. - Literally.
- Y'all planned it.
- We honestly don't know who
the producers actually invited.
We wanted to be surprised just like everybody else.
So the mixer is definitely--
is going to be the first time that we get to see...
both: Everybody. - Yeah.
- We're having a mixer tonight.
It's the first night that we're all going to be together.
I feel like we need to, like, get excited.
Now that we're here,
I'm a little nervous that this might be my worst idea ever.
There's a lot of pettiness,
but I hope that this retreat brings us all together
and maybe we can put it behind us.
- ♪ We're on fire, fire ♪
- This is my first time in San Diego.
You have any idea what to expect?
- I don't know what to expect
when it comes to, like, everybody together.
- Are you going to--are you going to pop off
with some of the other girls?
- Anybody who's an asshole.
I've been a part of the "Teen Mom" family for 13 years.
- Okay. - It's a girl.
- I'll get my own place, deal?
- No, it's not a deal, you dumbass.
You did not change. Get out of my life.
Go!
I'm pregnant. - No, you're not.
- With my mental illnesses days and going to prison
and things like that, I've shared all that
on television for the last 13 years.
Ah! It's so pretty.
I hope to get out of this trip,
you know, a little bit of insight
on the other girls and their lives.
- This place is nice.
- The place. - Look at the little bikes.
It does surprise me that I've been on this show for so long.
You know why? Because it was just like yesterday I got here.
Hide somewhere else 'cause you're not even welcome here.
- It's a baby shower. Why we can't just be happy?
I have a baby, bruh.
I want to tell you that I appreciate you.
You been with me through a lot.
So I would like to ask you will you marry me?
- I like this.
The beaches are beautiful. The water is nice.
So I'm hoping to get in a little string bikini
and lay out on someone's boat.
It's peaceful. That's what we need.
- Some peace.
- It's been a stressful year in general for everyone.
So this reunion, it's definitely necessary.
I'm just hoping to have a good time.
[upbeat music]
♪ ♪
- You look like a model. Show me the cheeks.
[both laugh]
- [screams]
I started "Teen Mom" when I was 16, and now I'm 27.
I know us have issues.
I don't want to fake [bleep] where it's good for two months
and then you're back to your--to your old ways.
Then I have no choice
but to take it to the next level.
I need time for myself. I know that sounds so selfish,
but, like, I'm always with my kids
and I'm always like on the go, working,
doing this, doing that, all these different things.
- You need that, like, space. - So being here to just, like,
not have to worry, I've never had this.
- Neither have I.
I've been a part of "Teen Mom" for, I think, four years.
First with "Young and Pregnant"...
I'm her mother.
- I'm her father!
- And now I'm on "Teen Mom 2."
I just want you to take a drug test
and prove you're not doing drugs.
Being parents can be really stressful
and we don't really have that me time.
And I'm trying to, like, come here and just relax
and let loose and just enjoy every day.
- Who do you think is coming?
- Like some of the girls
like have had just had babies, so I'm figuring,
like, are they even gonna come? I don't really know.
It's like, no one could show up but just, like, me and you
and I'm like I'm turning the [bleep] up.
- I love being a mother,
but I feel like I'm 27 years old
and I have no direction in life.
Like I got pregnant so young, but I became a mom
before I became Briana's true self.
So this is, like, so great. I'm so excited.
I'm gonna check out on being a mom for these next few days.
I just want to focus on myself.
- I don't know who's going to show up.
I feel like there are some girls
that I don't want to see,
but I don't want them to not show up because then
they don't have the opportunity to say their piece.
My reunion history is really rocky.
I have a history.
You bitches act like it's me that's the problem.
I'm not the [bleep] problem.
[bleep] all y'all dumb ass bitches.
I just spit on your [bleep] face.
Y'all got me here for this [bleep].
I don't know what to expect.
♪ ♪
all: Whoo!
- Chau and Brittany. - Hi.
- I found her just sitting.
- Chau is my best friend.
She's really gotten me out of, like, dark places
and she's been there for me
when I feel like I didn't really have anybody.
- Hi, Bri. Oh, my God.
- This is a good opportunity to bond with my best friend.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
- I brought Brittany.
My sister is a part of my life, my every day.
Why would she not be here? Like she has to come.
If she didn't come, I don't think I would've came.
- Are you guys excited to see
all the other people that are coming?
- I am. I'm also nervous. - So am I.
- And I know like there's gotta be some cool people you know?
- Us right here.
- You guys nervous for the drama?
- How-how about you and-- - We got--we got--
we learned home manners. - Miss. Missy Miss.
- The only person that has tried to, like,
start [bleep] with me is Ashley.
If you have to, like, bully other people
to feel better about yourself,
then I just honestly feel bad for you.
Girl, I be acting like people don't exist.
- Yeah? Good. Same. - Cheers to this.
- I've been having a good old time.
- Same. Same level.
- I feel like if there's anyone has an issue
with me specifically,
I'd rather you just put it on the table so I can say sorry
and we can move on.
Briana and I got off to a rough patch
because her baby father a couple of years ago
gave a statement to one of these articles
that I was a bad bitch.
And you know, she made a little
funky ass tweet about it.
I saw her make some underhanded comment.
I called her out for it and then boom, it was like.
I don't feel like my issue with Jade or my issue
with Briana is big enough...
- It's silly even to still carry it on.
- To bring it up or to be like, "Ew, bitch."
Like, I'm going to say hi,
but they don't want to say hi to me then [bleep] it.
I know what they're on and that's just that.
- Yeah, right. Yeah, you know the vibe.
♪ ♪
- "Ladies, welcome to the first-ever
'Teen Mom' family reunion."
- "Please meet us tonight for our mixer."
- Ooh.
- Get your glam on and meet us at dusk, Maci and Chey.
- Look at you guys.
- Came together, right?
- Cheyenne the party planner.
I really hope that everybody
comes into the mixer open-minded, open-hearted,
ready to have a good time, and that there's no drama.
- Maci. Look, it's Farrah.
- That's your guys' fame.
- I know you'll be excited to see her.
- I'll be very excited.
- Farrah was a cast member on "Teen Mom."
She started the show with me and Kate and Amber.
We never got along with her,
but we also said we should invite everyone.
- Maci, do you even know what's right for your own self?
- Hold on. Can I talk? - No.
Actually, I don't even want to hear you talk
because you shouldn't be here. You shouldn't be here.
- Okay.
- She's just mean.
Hi, how are you? - Good. How are you guys?
- Good. - Doing well.
- This mixer is either the best idea or the worst idea.
There's no in between.
I'm scared. - I'm scared.
- Well, I'm proud. - Me too.
- I'm excited, really.
- Yeah. Now we get to kind of see
all of our hard work pan out. It's like such an entrance too.
Like who's gonna come through the gate?
- I know I need to switch my angles.
- I feel like I'm like on--like I'm--
like, setting somebody up on a date.
- Who's gonna be the first person to arrive?
I hope it's Amber.
These girls are either going to walk in and get along
or they're going to walk in
and it's going to be a literal [bleep] show.
- [gasps]
- [laughs]
- Oh, my God.
- This is the first time
all of us have ever been together under one roof.
So I'm gonna do my makeup now, try to look a little bomb.
I'm kind of stressed out a little bit.
[upbeat music]
- Yeah.
This go for everybody out there.
One, two, hit it!
- It's like such an entrance too.
Like who's going to come through the gates.
- I know I get to switch my angle.
- I feel like I'm like on--like I'm--
setting somebody up on a date.
- Who's gonna be the first person to arrive?
I hope it's Amber.
- [gasps]
- [laughs] - Amber!
- We literally just said so.
- Yay! - The OGs!
- Whoo!
- We literally just said we hope
Amber comes through the gate.
- Gary! - Zach!
- Hey! [laughter]
- Oh, you look so beautiful. - Hi!
- I missed you.
- I missed you too. - Oh, my God.
I really am glad that Amber is here because I feel like
she is gonna be able to use her experiences
and any of these younger girls who show up
understand that they gotta make better decisions.
- So what the hell did we get ourselves into?
- What did you get us into? You guys did it.
- You guys got me into this. - Oh yeah, no.
- I will admit. I will admit. - We're like, you have to come.
- Sure nice out here. - Yeah, it's nice.
- I invited Gary because if the OGs are getting together,
he's part of the family, and he should be a part of it.
He's kind of turned into like a sort of
goofy-ass, like, brother.
You know, it's all about trying to better ourselves
and do some fun things.
- Leah. all: Hi.
- Hey, guys. - How are you?
- It's good. Oh, my God. I love your outfit.
I have been a part of "Teen Mom" for 12 years.
It's gonna be hard. Two kids. - Yeah.
- Being a part of "Teen Mom" has been a journey.
- That's why you need to get help.
You can't love me if you don't love yourself.
- He doesn't know. He was never there.
I think that this family is important for each one of us
to kind of honestly get to know each other a little bit more.
Not just being on TV but as people and who we are.
No one else can say that they've been through
what we've been through except for each one of us.
- Join us.
Your hair is fire right now. Your hair looks so good.
- You love it? - Yes.
- Thank you. - Welcome to the party.
- I've never actually met Leah,
and I am very excited to get to know her more.
- It's weird for us 'cause we all get along and...
- Y'all cats don't know how to act.
- The "Teen Mom 2" girls is all about the drama.
I just feel like I don't want to be in the middle of it.
- I bet 100 bucks Sarah will be here.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- I've just got an intuition. - Listen, I--
- That picture might have gave it away.
♪ ♪
- Who dat?
- Hello! - Hi, everyone!
- Hi! - Hey.
- I've brought my partner Bar for this reunion
because he's always gonna be my best friend.
He's always going to be someone I care about.
But you know, right now my relationship with Bar is rocky.
- Nice to finally see you.
- I'm hoping that there's time for us to sit down
and actually work on our communication.
- Good to see you. - Good to see you too.
- Who needs shots?
- What can I get for you? - Do we have hard alcohol?
- I really like Ashley's personality.
I think some people think that she comes off
a little strong, but I appreciate it.
- Oh, we're doing shots.
- Yeah, nah, come on. - Cheers.
- Should I get involved?
- Hold on. Let's wait. Let's wait.
- Cheers.
- I noticed that she wasn't wearing a ring
so I'm trying to figure out what's going on.
I'm looking at your hand.
- No, it's--it's empty.
- What the [bleep] happened?
- Well...
- Wait, you guys came together. Are we not together?
- We're--we're married. Like legally married.
- Wait. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
Bitch, if I'm telling anybody I'm married,
I'm leading with this hand in this rock.
I'm not leading with "I'm married"
but no rock and no man.
What the [bleep]?
- We got married, like, six months ago, five months ago.
- So wait.
- Yeah. - Let's back up.
Last I saw I was literally watching on TV
where he proposed. - Yeah.
- I try to stay out of drama,
especially if it's not my drama.
But I do think because we are the older cast,
we want to help the younger cast.
Are we together?
- We're married but not together.
- Who decided this? - Me.
- But are we working to get back together?
- I have a lot of anger built up with Bar.
I speak one language.
He speaks another, and we don't hear each other.
We just do this.
I don't know why you just won't keep it real.
- We haven't have--but we've been having--watch your mouth
in front of my little sister and my daughter.
- But watch your mouth though.
- Watch your mouth.
- What's the point of babying a grown-ass man
to do the [bleep] he need to do for his daughter?
You might as well not even include him period.
- I want you to get a job, and I want you to go to school,
and I want you to get your [bleep] together
so that I can look at you and say,
"Okay, now I'm ready to be his wife."
My hope is that we can get some tools to be able to speak
to each other in the same language.
Let me tell you this. He had an ankle monitor
and that put him on the straight and narrow.
- As it [bleep] should.
- He was on that for, like, a year and some change.
- Okay.
- So during that time, I saw so many positive things.
That's when we got married.
- But because he was constricted to the house.
- Mm-hmm.
So now that it's off, it's just complacent.
- I feel like you guys have been through so much together
because you started so young. - Oh, yeah.
- And I don't want you to use that as like--like a crutch.
- Yeah. - Or like a reason to stay.
- Yeah. - If you think--
and I'm not-- this is nothing against him.
- Right. - But if you know your worth
and you think you deserve more, then get it.
- Right.
So in order for me to put the ring back on,
I need to see him do a few things.
I need to see him go to school or get a trade.
If you want to hunt [bleep] chicken, hunt chickens,
but do it good and be serious about the chickens.
I want more.
Either you're gonna give me more
or we're going to move towards the D word.
- ♪ Make it boom, make it pop ♪
♪ Run it back from the bottom to the top ♪
- What did you get? - Tequila.
I don't drink tequi-- this is the thing,
I stopped drinking tequila, like, a month ago.
I've been drinking whiskey.
- So on a positive note, I'm proud of you.
I feel like you have mature--matured.
- Thank you. Thank you. - Like are you behaving, Ash?
- I'm behaving. I'm behaving. And that's rare for me.
- I don't know much about y'all's cast.
Who do you have...
- I've had issues with Jade.
There was some confusion about
if and when I was asked to move to "Teen Mom 2."
- There was rumors that it was
between Ashley or Jade to come to "2."
- Let's just cut this [bleep].
You accuse me of lying about being on "Teen Mom 2."
- I didn't say [bleep] too about--about any of this.
- No, you didn't say 'cause you don't have the balls.
What you did right--
- I don't have the ball-- I don't have the balls to say.
Say what? - Chill out. Chill out.
- The last thing you said that my mom was a crack-headed bitch.
- She is a crack-head, bitch.
- Okay. Sit down. Sit down, sport.
- But are you guys, like, cordial?
If she walked in, would you get up and say hi?
- Yeah. Just 'cause that's disrespect.
That's just disrespect.
- Great. - But I haven't spoken her.
I must speak to her as well.
- Great. - Yeah.
- I'm liking this speaking energy.
- I left my kid for this.
- I didn't come to fight nobody.
- I did not come to fight.
I could have fought at home.
I don't want drama.
I'm here to have a good time with everyone.
- Cheers.
- To water under the bridge.
[upbeat music]
- The good one in here.
- Here's Briana.
- Hi. - Hey.
- What's up? - Whoo!
- Don't worry, the party's here.
- Sorry we're late!
- Is that Amber? Is that Amber? - What's crack-a-lacking?
- Hi. - Excited.
- Hi, guys. - Hi, everyone.
Jade with Briana walked in.
It was a little intimidating, I must say.
I wasn't sure if it was, like, "Mean Girls" vibe,
but I'm keeping an open mind.
- People came to our party! - They came to our party!
- Isn't it cute?
[indistinct chatter]
- Hi. Can I have another? - Sure thing.
- Please. - Of course.
- I feel like social media drama
really is the main reason
why I've gotten into it with Jade and Briana.
But I did walk in here
with the mindset of, I'm not here to start beef.
Gonna be a long night. Thank you so much.
- Cheers. Enjoy.
- I'm walking in and I see everything so pretty
and then I see Ashley took a left.
- I love this color. - Thank you.
- I think it's probably better for me to go to the right
and kind of distance myself because Ashley,
she's tried to go, like, online
for, like, years and just bullying me.
- I-I feel--I feel like--I feel like what's about to happen...
- They waiting for people to get a little intoxicated.
- It's in the alcohol.
It's about to turn up, bro.
Like, I think it's literally like dropping Mentos
into a Coca-Cola bottle, like--
especially with little histories and [bleep].
I-I hope it goes good, but I ain't gonna lie.
I feel like the [bleep] cracks off fast.
I wanna get some--I wanna get some popcorn.
- Well, my friend, she wants a Sprite with a shot.
- Is this really us? Nobody else is coming?
- Like I want more people here.
- I want everybody to come.
- It's fine. Cate and Ty are supposed to be here, right?
- No. Cate just had a baby. - No. Cate just had a baby.
- Like a week ago.
- Like smells good newborn baby.
- But I want--really want them to come.
Tyler just messaged me, like, last week and was like,
"I hope you're doing okay"
because my kid's dad is in the same rehab facility,
I guess, that one of his family members went to.
Yeah, yeah, he's been there for about a month and a half
and he comes back in, like, 2 1/2 months.
- I don't know what his deal is.
I mean, one minute, he's fine.
The next minute he's busting a window out of my dining room.
I'm done playing period.
- She automatically thought that I was on drugs.
Right now, I'm at rock bottom.
- I will always love Sean. I care about him.
We have a child.
We've known each other for so long.
- I know I've messed up. Yeah.
- I don't understand why someone would think it's worse,
like, losing your whole family.
You haven't seen your kid in over a week.
- It's not worth it.
- I feel like he's been depressed
for a really long time
and lacking a lot of self-confidence
and had a lot of just issues
that he's finally working through.
Like watching him go there and, like, leave us
and like leave his daughter,
like, literally hysterically crying.
Like--and then my daughter said to me like this--
like tore me the [bleep] up.
She goes, "Mommy, I just want you to tell Daddy
that you're sorry so he can stay home with us."
- I definitely feel for Jade. I can relate to Jade
when she says she has a man who is a mess.
And I was in her daughter's shoes.
Even though we had our differences, I wanna say that
as a kid who didn't have her father,
I hated my mom at first.
But as I got older, I respected my mom
because I didn't know what she was trying to keep me from.
- The Ashley that I see today at the mixer
is not the Ashley that I was expecting to see.
You were online talking all this shit.
All of a sudden you're here, like,
trying to like be nice to me. I think it's fake.
- I feel the tension between Ashley and Jade.
- Oh yeah.
- Well, it was awkward because when like Bri
and the girl gang walked in, it was like--
they said hi to me but didn't say anything to her
and I'm like, "Hey. This isn't nice."
- I wanna know why they don't like each other.
- I asked Ashley what the drama was,
and there seems to be some tension
between her and Jade and Bri and their cast.
- Why?
- But Ashley said she was here for a good time.
- I feel like Sean's a good dad.
- No, of course. Of course.
- I think my kid has, like, a high level--
- Of understanding. Absolutely.
- My child has a high level of respect for me.
- But luckily, she's still kind of young
where you can manipulate the situation
in a sense where he's gone 'cause he's sick.
He's gone to school. He's gone to work.
- She's gonna question that eventually, you don't think?
- I think Ashley is being fake, condescending,
rude, and disrespectful.
Like take accountability for how nasty you've been to me.
Right now, I'm just
[bleep] pissed about this whole situation.
- I did it. I was in the ninth grade.
Like...
- Okay, we have an announcement.
- No. What? Stop.
- Let's go!
- Whoo! - Let's hear it.
- So we just want to thank you guys for attending.
both: This trip. - Yes.
- Hell no, that ain't the announcement.
- There's--okay, we're getting there.
- No, we're getting there.
- We're going to go get it. - Bring it [bleep] back.
Go get it. - We'll--we'll be back.
- We'll be right back.
- It better not be Farrah. It better not be Farrah.
- Cheers.
- [laughs] Oh, my God.
- Not today. We ain't doing that.
- They walked off.
- ♪ D-d-d-don’t stop ♪
- Someone’s coming. Someone’s coming.
- Oh, [bleep]. - We’re all looking around.
We’re looking at each other. We’re trying to figure out
who the hell is coming around the corner.
I’m thinking it’s going to be someone from the past
or something maybe messy. I don’t know.
- I don’t know who that is.
- Whoo! - Hi!
- Hey!
- Okay. So we have an announcement.
This trip isn’t just about having fun.
This is a time for us to work on who we are as people,
but also, there’s some things that we need
to work on as a group. So we brought in a life coach.
Surprise.
Sometimes we need a little bit of extra help.
I’m Cheyenne Bryant. I’ll be your life coach
for the two weeks that we’ll be here.
Look, I want us to have an absolute good time.
- We are humans.
We are damaged. We are living on TV.
I felt like she could really be beneficial.
- And if we’re going to be real,
there’s a lot of issues we got to work through
and there’s a lot of stuff we got to air out.
And so I’m here to facilitate you in any way possible.
And I want us to process what those issues are,
not just within yourself,
but also what your issues are within the other castmates
so we can enjoy our trip. Deal?
- Deal.
- All right. - I’m scared.
- Before we get into our first activity,
we’re going to send your guests back to the hotel.
- My first impression of Coach Bryant,
she’s so intelligent. She speaks so proper and well.
I’m like "Oh, this bitch is a professional professional,"
and that’s what we needed.
- Dance to the hotel. - Dance to the hotel.
- I like you already. - Twisting my arm.
- Hi, Brittany. I love you.
- Bye.
- Oh, [bleep]. - That was so cute.
- I’m about to miss the good stuff.
- Okay, ladies, let’s start gathering around.
Let’s go, Chey, Ashley.
Come on, Amber. Gather around right here.
So we’re going to do an icebreaker
called scream therapy. So what is scream therapy?
- I don’t know [bleep]. - Right. You’re about to know.
- I really don’t like to scream.
- Scream therapy means we’re gonna scream out
something that we have been keeping, right?
That you’ve been keeping inside that is about yourself
or about someone amongst this group.
Something that you don’t like,
something that’s been bothering you.
This is your chance, your opportunity
to get off your chest and clear the air.
Let’s do a practice ring. You ready?
- Yes. - Let’s go.
- Scream loud.
- Wait, on the count of three. One, two, three.
[all screaming]
- You ladies got a whole lot of stuff to get off your chest.
Oh, yes.
- Maybe I need to scream more.
- That’s fun.
- Yeah, it was, right? - I like that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was worth it.
- I’m a little uncomfortable.
- Screaming actually releases a thing called endorphins
and dopamine, which is our happy hormone.
And so screaming is a way of getting something out,
releasing it out of you so you can move on.
Could be a word but we’re going to scream something
that represents what we have been harvesting
and what we’ve been holding in within ourself.
So let’s see. Let’s start with Leah.
- [bleep]. - [bleep].
- So, Leah, you’re gonna step forward.
- Okay, okay, okay, okay.
- Go for it. Loud. - Loud.
- Just do it. - Okay.
- You got it, Leah.
- Go for it. - You’ve got it.
- We’ve got you.
- Trust!
- Yes, yes. - Whoo!
- Wait. I love it. Wait. - Let’s go!
- Okay. Hold on, ladies. Hold on.
Leah, can--can you tell me
a little bit about what that means for you?
- I’m 100% guarded.
Like, I don’t let anyone in. I have a hard time trusting.
Screaming that out, it felt great because I put up walls,
and I’m really not sure why I do that.
It’s definitely something I want to work on.
- Where--where does the trust issues stem from?
Can you give me some insight on that?
- I think just people giving up in the past or--
- People giving up on you?
- Betrayal. Yeah. I want to thrive--
- And we can work on that.
- Okay. - Trust starts within you.
And as we work on you trusting yourself,
which is an act of self-love, right?
- We attract that?
- We can attract that. So good job.
Good job. Good job. - Thank you.
- Yes, yes, yes! - All right.
So, Amber, let’s go.
- Come on, Amber. - All right.
Ready? - I’m ready.
- You guys ready? - We’re ready.
- Let’s go, Amber.
- [bleep] men!
- [bleep]. - Good one.
- It felt so amazing to just scream
and get all of that [bleep] out of me.
I mean, I feel like I’ve been dealing with toxic men
and toxic people in my life for so many years.
Just ever since I’ve been on TV,
I’ve been used for my money. No love. That’s it.
Then after they get it, they are done.
They really come after me to the point where they--
they take everything that I got.
- Where at within yourself do you feel
that you have been using or dishonoring you?
- I was trying to fill a void of love through men.
But today, I know that those toxic type of people,
they need to be out of my life.
- I do want to just admire you and tell you that I’m proud
that you were bold enough to--to stand
in front of all of us again and express your insecurities.
- Hearing Amber say that kind of makes me sad.
She is so full of wisdom.
And I think that just shows how much work Amber has done.
- It’s not easy being a woman who’s saying, "I’ve been used."
- It takes away our power. - Yes.
- Yes, yes, of course. Okay.
- Good job. I’m proud of you.
- Maci. - I’m not sure I’m ready.
- You’re ready. You’re ready.
- Let’s go. - You’re ready. Let’s go.
- Loud and proud. Loud and proud. Let’s go.
- You got it. You got it. - I am not enough!
- Maci, Maci, what does enough mean for you?
- I don’t know. - Mm.
- And I’ve been chasing it my whole life.
- Chasing what? - Acceptance.
- Where did you learn that you were not enough?
- When I realized that I found confidence
in taking care of everyone else.
Make sure everyone else is okay.
And when your [bleep] gets real, go away.
Run, run.
- I heard her say something that has been known
for a very long time with a lot of the older OGs.
She does not put herself first.
- So at what point are you going to give yourself a chance
to be there for you? - Now.
Right now. Right now. - Come on. Yes. Scream that.
When?
- Right now!
- Yes. Yes, yes. Good job.
- Thank you. - Oh, God.
Now we are gonna work on that. Yes. Briana.
[laughter]
- Shimmy your way up there, girl.
- My turn, and I’m just like, "I got some [bleep] I gotta say
’cause it’s just been on my mother[bleep] chest."
[bleep] the fakeness!
- Wait, wait, who--who was "[bleep] the fakeness" for?
- Do you.
- Air it out. Let’s go there. Who is it for?
- I’ma have to say Ashley.
- [bleep] the fakeness!
- Who--who was [bleep] the fakeness for?
- Go there. - Air it out. [bleep] yeah.
- I'ma have to say Ashley.
- Okay. - Oh, my God.
- And so what's that-- what's that about?
What's the fakeness?
- There was a little bit of confrontation
between you and I. - Mm-hmm.
- Yes, perfect. It's time to be real,
and it's time to be honest and drop the fakeness.
- You said things that I just don't [bleep] with.
- What stuff was said online?
- You're really the punk-ass bitch that I thought you were.
And that's just some real bitch [bleep],
that [bleep] that your real friends ain't going to tell you
'cause they're also weird-ass bitches.
I'm gonna tell you.
- She was saying stuff like, "Oh, if you want to fight,
we could fight. I'll [bleep] you up."
- [bleep] y'all mother. - I do feel that way.
- [bleep] this.
Uh, you don't really know me, right?
- Absolutely.
- I don't know you so for you to make such big accusations
or for you to feel some type of way,
I think it's kind of [bleep] or [bleep] up.
- When Bri calls Ashley out,
I'm definitely thinking this party's over.
- So let me ask this, Bri, really quick.
Ashley, what was some of the--the things that you,
you know, had an issue with in regard to her?
- I feel like it could have been inflated given the fact
that we're both on TV and people kind of say [bleep].
And I think that if you and I had got a chance to talk,
it would have been different.
And that's what-- that's what I feel.
- Okay.
- I came here with my guard down
because I always have my guard up,
which is why I was so ready
to just offer an apology and move on.
I probably should have never said [bleep].
And for that, I'm sorry.
- I know Ashley is being fake as hell right now
because just a few weeks ago,
you're online talking [bleep] about me.
You were just telling Bri
that you were gonna beat the [bleep] out of her.
And now all of a sudden, you're here playing fake nice.
- I'm big enough to say I should have never
said [bleep], and I'll leave it at that.
- And I accept that.
- And how you move forward is how you move forward.
- I want to say something.
Who I see here is like how you're talking to me
as a different person than what I've experienced online
'cause I feel like for the last 2 1/2 years or so,
you tried bullying me online. You tried to put me down.
You tried to say, like, just really toxic things.
And I've never really acknowledged it.
We've had all these problems, and I come here,
and you're cordial and you're fine.
- Got it. Okay. - I'm like, okay.
But then I see you online, and you said nasty things.
Take accountability that you're a [bleep] bully.
- This is turning into, like, a team-up, and I don't think--
- No, no, no, no, no. I don't feel teamed up.
I don't feel teamed up.
- So like I saw two different people.
I feel like-- - I get you.
- And then I feel like this other person online
that's, like, attacking me.
- Well, I feel like I don't want you
to be this mean person on Twitter, Instagram.
Rude, disrespectful, come here, be positive,
and then go back to the same.
- And then being mean and being nasty.
- Okay. - I don't try to drag you.
I don't try to call you out
for things that happened to you as a child.
- Okay.
- Or things with your mom or your dad.
I don't come for you for that. But you come for other people
for the little things that really hurt us.
And I'm saying all the world does that.
Why would you do that to us?
- Okay. - Let her talk.
- Yeah, go ahead.
- I feel like you guys are close though.
- I don't think that Ashley
is seeing the pain that Jade is feeling.
- I'm--I'm not gonna-- I'm not gonna hit you.
I'm not--I'm not even there.
It was not right of me to say that.
- But I'm saying a few weeks ago,
you're online screenshotting my pictures...
- It was literally, like, two weeks ago.
- And making fun of me and putting me--
- No. What picture did you see?
- You were saying, "Oh, I can help you."
What are you helping me with? - No, no, no, no, no.
Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
- My body image or what? - That was not at your body.
It was not about your body shape.
- From an outside perspective, like,
we should promote each other and help each other.
Like when someone goes, "Girl, let me help you."
Like, you're obviously throwing shade.
[all speaking at once]
- I'm trying to understand, but I'm also, like, backing up
into a bush not trying to get in the middle of it.
- No one asked you for it.
- But no one asked you for the body pic.
- Okay. Okay, ladies.
So this--we're not going to solve it all tonight, right?
But I want us to still process this
even if it's just one-on-one.
What I do want to say is I want Briana to be able to finish.
You totally came out and let loose.
You let it go, so kudos, right?
Ashley, you totally took accountability and said--
- I should have reached out.
- I screwed up. I screwed up, and you know what? I'm sorry.
- But you should have came to me.
- Got it. - I said that. I said that.
- You're saying the same thing. You're saying the same thing.
- The little girl who didn't have her father.
- Okay, we all have our own [bleep] problems!
Don't push me or I'll [bleep] go!
Don't [bleep] attack me online!
- Jade, Jade, Jade. Ashley.
[all speaking at once]
- Why is she tripping? - Amber, don't. Amber, don't.
- Calm down. - I'm not fighting.
- Literally night one. Night one.
It's going to be a long trip.
- Right now, I'm pissed off. I hate the disrespect.
I'm, like, trying to send a message, like,
this will not continue
or we will be here fighting every [bleep] day.
- ♪ Time to go proud, we about to go loud ♪
- Ashley, Ashley, let's--let's stay over here.
Don't--no, no, no.
We're not going there. We're not gonna do that.
- I'm not. I'm trying not to. - Let's just take a break.
- I'm sorry. Like I'm--I'm not--
- Let's just take a break. Let's just take a break.
I thought my family at home was dysfunctional
but this takes the cake.
I'm just like, "What the hell did I get myself into?"
You don't have to explain this to me.
You don't need to explain this to me.
- Okay. Okay. - You did it. You said it.
- You said it, right? You didn't cuss.
- I'm not gonna--no. - You didn't.
- I'm not gonna--
- I'm--I'm acknowledging that you did not.
- I hear you, Chey.
- You apologized. You said what you were going through.
- What they do with that is what they do with that.
- Absolutely. - You're fine.
- Okay. - You did great.
- Can we process this really quickly?
- I'm a grown adult.
I'm saying let's talk about this.
- Me and you. Me and you. Me and you. Me and you.
Just Jade and I. Go. Let's sit right here.
- The biggest thing I had to get off my chest at the mixer
was, I'm not going to be bullied.
I'm going to stand up for myself.
And I'm not going to be silenced.
- You got a lot of emotions. - No.
- Talk to me. - I'm saying I'm a grown adult.
For two years, you went online,
and you talked [bleep] about me.
You've degraded me.
You want to try to bully me and make fun of me
and do all these nasty things. And I'm not a nasty person.
And I come here-- I could have came here
and been [bleep] nasty
and tried to talk to you or do nasty things.
I didn't do that.
- I'm here to apologize and move forward
'cause I know I haven't been-- I haven't been perfect.
- Apologize with action.
- If I say I'm sorry, you can trust that you'll never
see me on social media doing the same [bleep] again.
People want to talk about how they feel.
It's gonna take some time.
- And that's fine. Jade can feel how she feels.
Bri can feel how she feels.
- Absolutely.
From a distance before I [bleep] you the [bleep] up.
- Okay, okay. - Bitch.
- Ashley, this was a great talk until the end.
- I'm telling you right now, Jade,
you--you don't want to [bleep] go here with me
'cause you're not even built like me.
You talk that [bleep] online,
but you don't talk that [bleep] in real life.
You got Briana here. You're feeling yourself.
I respect that.
But let that [bleep] stay
where the [bleep] that [bleep] gonna stay at.
- Do I wish I would have never said "[bleep] the fakeness"?
Yeah, 'cause then it probably would have never started
this whole situation, but I get it.
Like Jade had a lot of [bleep] boiled up
that she had to let out
and I'm glad I was the one to open up that topic.
- I'm here to say I'm sorry.
I should've never gone in there.
- And you can only take accountability for yourself.
- Yeah, but did they take accountability for anything?
- No, it's all me.
I'm the villain, and I'll be that.
- No, [bleep] that. - No.
- I [bleep] with that. - Why?
- 'Cause when I open my mouth,
bitches gonna shut the [bleep] up.
And I already know that.
- Ashley, Ashley. - So I'm gonna be quiet.
Let me say sorry and move the [bleep] on.
If I clown you on your face, you gonna be crying, bitch.
So let me take my shot of chardonnay
and sit the [bleep] back.
- This is going to happen.
That's why it's called airing out, okay?
Airing out is not going to be pretty.
- I didn't come here if I wasn't
going to be honest and be real. - Got it. I got it.
Jade, Jade, Jade, Jade, hold on one second. I get it.
So I'm happy that you ladies were honest.
This was the point of the exercise.
The activity was to get things up and out.
- My mindset with Jade is like, yeah, if she wanna rock,
then we can roll 'em.
It's really nothing to it
but to do it, you know what I'm saying?
- It's not a pretty exercise.
- Well, let me get things off now.
- Things happen. - You bitches fake as [bleep].
- Bitch, you--bitch, you've been faker than me.
Bitch, you've been-- - Deal with it.
- What the [bleep] do you-- - Deal with it.
- Deal with it, Jade. Deal with it.
- What? What?
- Deal with it. Deal with it.
- [laughs]
I've never actually seen somebody twerk
and argue at the same time.
- Come on. - Deal with it.
- Come on. - Deal with it. Deal with it.
- What, bitch?
- Come and sit over here with me.
- Let me get a pizza.
- I have a whole damn movie in front of me.
- What the [bleep] is happening?
- There's so much going on right now.
I'm like, what in the hell is happening?
I'm going to go back to my room,
and I'm going to sage the hell out of it.
- I'll drag you bitch. - Ashley!
all: Whoo!
announcer: This season on "Teen Mom: Family Reunion"...
- Not having the kids. Whoo-hoo.
- I don’t like surprises.
- Oh, my God, shut up!
- Maci and I said, "Invite everybody."
- Who’s that? - [screaming]
- And they’re really taking that literally.
- Hi. - Uh-oh.
- Who the [bleep] invited Farrah?
- This [bleep] is going to be crazy.
- Never have I ever [bleep] ass.
- Come on now. - Butter fingers.
Th--eww.
[upbeat music]
- There we go. - You got this.
- What are we doing?
- I conquered a fear.
- We are survivors.
- It’s time to work on us.
- I’m not a good mom.
- Who all can relate to being a good mom?
- I just want my kids to have their dads
’cause I don’t have mine, and I know what it feels like.
- I love you. - I love you.
- Let’s have some [bleep] fun. - There’s been drama.
- I’m the beginning of this mother[bleep] franchise.
- This isn’t us.
- I’m handling bitches [bleep],
but you don’t follow it the [bleep] up.
- You are so disgusting.
- Oh, my God, what is gonna happen?
- What the hell did we get ourselves into?